LEADER 00000ngm a2200577Ka 4500 001 708376399 003 OCoLC 005 20110324112622.0 007 vf cb||ou 008 110324s1929 xxu103 vleng d 040 CUY|beng|cCUY 130 0 Sally (Motion picture : 1929) 245 10 Sally /|cFirst National Pictures ; director, John Francis Dillon ; screenplay-dialogue, Waldemar Young. 257 United States. 260 United States :|bFirst National Pictures,|c[1929]. 300 1 videocassette of 1 (103 min.) (VHS NTSC) :|bsi., b&w ; |c1/2 in. 500 Based on the musical Sally, book by Guy Bolton and P.G. Wodehouse, music by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Clifford Grey, which opened in New York on December 21, 1920. 500 Credits were supplied from: AFI catalog, 1921-1930. 500 Originally distributed by First National Pictures. 500 Footage on release was 9,277 ft. (also si.), according to: AFI catalog, 1921-1930. 500 Originally released with Vitaphone sound, in Technicolor. 500 Copyright: First National Pictures, Inc.; 11Feb30; LP1084. 506 Pacific Film Archive collection; non-circulating. Access by appt. only.|5CBPF. 508 Photographers, Dev Jennings, C. Edgar Schoenbaum; art director, Jack Okey; film editor, LeRoy Stone; music, Leo Forbstein. Theme song, Sally, Al Dubin, Joe Burke, Jerome Kern; songs, Walking off those Balkan blues, After business hours, All I want to do, do, do is dance, If I'm day-dreaming, don't wake me up too soon, What will I do without you?, Al Dubin, Joe Burke; song, Wild rose, Clifford Grey, Jerome Kern; song, Look for the silver lining, B.G. De Sylva, jerome Kern; dance director, Larry Ceballos; costumes, Edward Stevenson. 511 1 Marilyn Miller (Sally); Alexander Gray (Blair Farquar); Joe E. Brown (Connie, the Grand Duke); T. Roy Barnes (Otis Hooper); Pert Kelton (Rosie, his girl friend); Ford Sterling (Pops Shendorff); Maude Turner Gordon (Mrs. Ten Brock); Nora Lane (Marcia, her daughter); E. J. Ratcliffe (John Farquar, Blair's father); Jack Duffy (the old roué); Albertina Rasch Ballet. 520 "Sally, a cafe hostess and orphan, aspires to become a dancer. She is loved by Blair Farquar, of an aristocratic family, though his father has arranged a match with Marcia Ten Brock. Forced to leave the cafe when she spills food on the suit of Otis Hooper, a booking agent, she gets a job at the Balkan Tavern, run by 'Pops' Shendorff, onetime supporter of a former grand duke who now works as a waiter and is known as Connie. Encouraged to dance for the customers, Sally is a sensation, and when Hooper engages her to impersonate a Russian dancer who has eloped, she and Connie are lionized at Mrs. Ten Brock's party. When Sally learns Farquar is engaged to Marcia, however, she leaves the party in despair. Hooper finds her in a tenement and stars her in his follies, and on her opening night, she is reunited with her lover. Their marriage follows"--AFI catalog, 1921-1930. 538 VHS NTSC. 541 0 PFA 0500-01-8784. D0305 650 0 Women dancers|vDrama. 650 0 Waitresses|vDrama. 650 0 Russian Americans|vDrama. 650 0 Restaurants|vDrama. 650 0 Popular music|zUnited States|y1921-1930. 655 7 Musicals.|2mim 655 7 Features.|2mim 655 7 Dance.|2mim 655 7 Adaptations.|2mim 700 1 Dillon, John Francis,|edirection. 700 1 Young, Waldemar,|d1878-1938,|ewriting. 700 1 Jennings, Dev,|ecamera/lighting. 700 1 Schoenbaum, Charles,|ecamera/lighting. 700 1 Kern, Jerome,|d1885-1945,|emusic. 700 1 Okey, Jack,|eproduction design. 700 1 Stone, LeRoy,|eediting. 700 1 Miller, Marilyn,|d1898-1936,|ecast. 700 1 Gray, Alexander,|d1902-1975,|ecast. 700 1 Brown, Joe E.|q(Joe Evan),|d1892-1973,|ecast. 700 1 Barnes, T. Roy,|d1880-1937,|ecast. 700 1 Kelton, Pert,|ecast. 700 1 Sterling, Ford,|d1882-1939,|ecast. 710 2 First National Pictures, Inc. 941 0 PFA 0500-01-8784. D0305 from the estate of D0040 donation 1999/01/15 946 PFA 0500-01-8784. INV record created 2009/012/04 by js; MIN record created 2011/03/23 by sw. 954 20120801|bMarcive Authority Bib 956 pfsw 956 pfsw 956 20140224|bPFA migration/merge load 957 OCLC xref loaded 20140309 994 C0|bCUY